Yesterday saw Huddersfield Town extend their winning run against Wolves to an incredible four games. Aaron Mooy’s double either side of half-time downed Nuno Espirito Santo’s side and it was a result that left a bitter taste in the mouths of the Wolves fans, as it had a touch of complacency about it.
A disappointing defeat for Wolves as a goal in either half from Aaron Mooy secures all three points for @htafcdotcom. #WOLHUD
— Wolves (@Wolves) 25 November 2018
Before the game, the stats all pointed out that The Terriers could easily pull it out of the bag and shock last season’s Championship winners. The last three games between the sides before yesterday all finished 1-0 in favour of David Wagner’s side, however, it seems the Molineux side failed to heed the warnings and went into the game believing it was three points in the bag at home against the side at the foot of the table.
That simply was not the case, though. Mooy’s opening goal inside the first ten minutes had a touch of class about it and a shell-shocked Molineux could only watch on as Huddersfield continued to apply pressure and look good for their early lead. Then with around 15 minutes to go Mooy killed off the game with his second goal of the game, and of 2018, as Nuno watched on with horror. It was not the performance of a side who have taken points off of Manchester United, Arsenal and Manchester City and with Cardiff away up next, getting three points will be crucial.
You can see what the sorry Wolves fans made of their awful performance here:
Pathetic.
— anti five at the back action (@442Please) November 25, 2018
https://twitter.com/bhampsychliam/status/1066751818867359745
https://twitter.com/LewisL95/status/1066754206256766976
Going to make Cardiff and interesting game… MGS has to start.. and my god we need a striker January
— Ian (@Injury_20) November 25, 2018
https://twitter.com/SamW160/status/1066752040158851072
Teams have worked us out
..got no plan b
— David Vincent (@DavidVi50490461) November 25, 2018
Disappointing is generous
— Nate Orsini (@NateOrsini) November 25, 2018
Completely out classed by the bottom of the table team. Embarrassing
— (@mistershitpost) 25 November 2018
https://twitter.com/bald_head_slick/status/1066753824512196609
Wolves fans everywhere will be desperate to bounce back against Cardiff next week and will hope yesterday’s performance can quickly be forgotten.
